Which statement describes a step in the construction of a perpendicular line that is not a perpendicular bisector using the folding paper method?(1 point) Responses Fold the paper so that the endpoint matches up with the other endpoint. Fold the paper so that the endpoint matches up with the other endpoint. Fold the paper so that the segment lines up and the endpoints also line up at the same spot. Fold the paper so that the segment lines up and the endpoints also line up at the same spot. Fold the paper so that the endpoint lands on the segment before the other endpoint. Fold the paper so that the endpoint lands on the segment before the other endpoint. Fold the paper to make a fold on the given segment.
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The step that describes the construction of a perpendicular line using the folding paper method, without bisecting the segment, would be:
Fold the paper to make a fold on the given segment.
This statement implies that you're creating a perpendicular line at a specific point on the segment without necessarily bisecting it. The other options either involve matching endpoints or imply a bisection, which is not what is needed for constructing a non-perpendicular bisector line.
